Ladbrokes Gold Cup

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Ladbrokes Gold Cup
Category 1 race
Greyhound Black Buster pictured in 1998.jpg
Black Buster, 1998 winner
Location Monmore Green Stadium
Inaugurated1994
Sponsor Ladbrokes
Race information
Distance480 metres
SurfaceSand
Purse£10,000 (winner)

The Ladbrokes Gold Cup is a greyhound competition held at Monmore Green Stadium. It was revived in 1994 and was originally known as the Midland Gold Cup. [1]

Contents

Winners have included the 1998 English Greyhound Derby champion Toms The Best and the 2011 English Greyhound Derby winner Taylors Sky. [2]

Venues

Sponsors

Past winners

YearWinnerBreedingTrainerTimeSPnotes/ref
1994 Droopys CraigMoral Support – Droopys AliysaHenry Tasker (Private)29.315/2 [3]
1995 Westmead ChickIm Slippy – Westmead Move Nick Savva (Walthamstow) 29.094/6f [4]
1996 ChairmanLive Contender – Little WitchJimmy Gibson Belle Vue 29.226/4f
1997 Toms The Best Frightful Flash – Ladys Guest Nick Savva (Walthamstow)28.212/1 [5]
1998 Black BusterJoyful Tidings – Little ChampagneIvan Williams (Perry Barr) 28.139/2
1999 Crack OffMountleader Peer – Highsted Rose Brian Clemenson (Hove) 28.132/1f
2000 Fervent FlashFrightful Flash – Murtys Fancy Tony Meek (Monmore Green) 28.594/1
2001 Potto KnowsHe Knows – Pottos WayDavid Mullins (Romford) 28.514/1
2002 Lodgeview ChanceTop Honcho – Fees ChanceDanny Talbot (Kinsley) 28.2910/1
2003 Farloe BrazilMr Bozz – Farloe Dingle Charlie Lister (Private)28.129/2
2004 Elderberry VeronTop Honcho – Elderberry FlyerPatricia Cowdrill (Monmore) 28.215/2
2005 Loughteen BanditLarkhill Jo – Loughteen VelvetMichael Harris (Monmore) 27.926/1
2006 Westmead JoeLarkhill Jo – Mega Delight Nick Savva (Private)27.896/4
2007 Boherna On AirKiowa Sweet Trey – Free To AirBarrie Draper (Sheffield) 28.104/7f
2008 Boherna BestPacific Mile – Always On AirBarrie Draper (Sheffield) 28.453/1
2009 Barbies ManYeah Man – Barbies BluebirdJulie Bateson (Private)27.9512/1
2010 Bucks YahooBallymac Maeve – Mottos DawnChris Lund (Doncaster) 28.047/2
2011 Taylors Sky Westmead Hawk – Rising Angel Charlie Lister OBE (Private)27.804/6f
2012 Mags GambleCrash – Movealong RoseHarry Williams (Newcastle) 28.347/1
2013 Shaneboy SpencerDroopys Scolari – Shaneboy MariaLiz McNair (Private)28.376/4jf
2014 Viking JackVans Escalade – Heroes Last lassJim Hayton (Private)27.946/4
2015 Swift HoffmanMakeshift – Swift ErinPat Rosney (Private)27.704/7f [6]
2016 Jaytee SpartacusScolari Me Daddy – Sizzling GinaPaul Young (Romford) 27.835/2 [7]
2017 Droopys BuickYeah Man – Droopys Hilda Angela Harrison (Newcastle) 27.635/4f [8]
2018 King TurboLeamaneigh Turbo – Wee Tiger TotsLiz McNair (Private)28.305/4f [9]
2019 Seaglass TigerDrumcrow Obama – Abrakebabra Bee Patrick Janssens (Central Park)28.284/1 [10]
2020 GonzoLaughil Blake – RushmoorbeatriceJulie Bateson (Private)28.319/2 [11]
2021 Minglers PopeyeSparta Maestro – Minglers SuarezStuart Tighe (Newcastle) 28.4511/2 [12]
2022 Move Over ChaGaytime Hawk – Move Over ElizaAngela Harrison (Newcastle)28.596/4f [13]
2023 Links MaverickGrangeview Ten – Havana LottieTom Heilbron (Newcastle)27.704/6f [14]
2024 Churchfield SydDroopys Sydney – Millbank JadeRichard Rees (Hove)28.008/13f [15]

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